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COD Mobile Season 1 New Order: Weapon balance changes detailed

With the release of COD: Mobile Season One entitled New Order, we get weapon balance changes to several guns.
By Wessel Minnie | 
First Published January 25, 2021, 06:43
COD Mobile Season 1 New Order: Weapon balance changes detailed

COD: Mobile Season One (previously known as Season 14 before the name refresh) brings a whole lot of content, from a new map to new modes, a shiny new Battle Pass and two new weapons. 

Players who want to stay ahead of the competition in COD: Mobile Season One New Order, needs to know exactly which weapons have received balance changes. We've got you covered with the full list.

COD: Mobile Season One balance changes

With the release of COD: Mobile Season 1 on 26th January at 16:00 PT (27th January at 00:00 GMT), players will also see weapon balance changes to several guns.

The developer has decided to make three balance changes to the ASM10 in COD: Mobile Season One, while four other weapons also receive some changes.

COD Mobile Season One New Order weapon balance changes guns ASM10 DR-H Annihilator Man-O-War(Picture: Activision)

Only the DR-H and the Annihilator received some nerfs. The latter (an operator skill) was way too strong against Shields.

Check out the COD: Mobile weapon balance changes for Season One below.

  • Man-O-War greatly increased the number of shells.
  • GKS greatly increased reload speed.
  • ASM10 increases aiming speed. For not equipping the rear grip
  • ASM10 increased movement speed. For not equipping the rear grip
  • ASM10 reduces the firing range.
  • DR-H reduces reload speed
  • Annihilator reduces damage against Shield Turret, XS1 Goliath, Stealth Chopper, VTOL and Transform Shield.

Both Man-O-War and GKS fans should be very happy with the COD: Mobile Season One balance changes.

The ASM10, without Rear Grip attachment, got some nice buffs, while players might not be able to hit targets from as long of a range as they are used to.

Wessel Minnie

Written by Wessel Minnie

Wessel is a former member of Bravado Gaming, a top South African esports organization, and a former editor at GLITCHED.online. He can also be found on HLTV discussing everything CS esports.  When he's not writing or editing, Wessel is clicking heads in Counter-Strike 2, pondering over the best Diablo 4 builds for each class, or venturing into the Lands Between of Elden Ring for the umpteenth time. He loves ARPGs and any SoulsBorne title he can get his mitts on, but feel free to email or drop him a message on social media with any interesting gaming-related topics you think he might enjoy.